Coming soon. Trading & Payments opens to design partners first. Lane: Ships with the primitive for stablecoin trading flow; payment-network aggregation is Designed. Paths, schemas, and parameters publish at launch.
- Every fill pays the full toll - the bridge, the rebalance, the conversion - even when equal and opposite flow crosses minutes later.
- Capital copied everywhere - desks carry inventory on every chain, payment networks pre-fund every corridor to stay open.
- The toll sets your spread - it is the floor under every price you quote or get quoted.
What Changes for You
- A second firm quote, tighter. Settle instantly at today’s price, or clear at a deadline you pick, at a tighter one. Same request, one more choice.
- Fragmentation nets out. Opposite flows between chains and venues net against each other instead of crossing, so inventory stays where it already sits - no bridging a position to cover a debt, no rebalancing round-trips.
- One figure per asset and chain. A day of fills or corridor payments settles as one net amount per asset and chain each run, on any chain you have configured - settlement decoupled from where the trade executed.
- The first lane to ship. Cross-chain stablecoin obligations are the first lane - the flows the network settles today, with compliance gates at every run entry.
A Day of Flow
Three firms on three different rails, one day, USDC:- A desk on Base owes a payment network on Arbitrum - 500 USDC for fills on its corridor
- The payment network owes a market maker on an exchange - 300 USDC in corridor payouts
- The market maker owes the desk - 400 USDC for fills on the other side
How It Enters
Fills enter at quote time: request a cleared quote with a deadline tier, and the trade’s settlement becomes an obligation. Corridor payments enter as signed debts. From there it is the standard integration.Integrate
Onboard, submit obligations, sign once, fund only your net.
Agentic Netting
Agent spend on the same network - more counterflow for your book.